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A REMARKABLE .STORY.
A D iseo' ery of an ,Almost Certain;
Cure
for for Rheumatism and Kindred
isAmongst the greatest discoveries
of the age for the relief of human
suffering, perhaps none take so
high a place as Dr. Clarice's Little
Red Pills The formula from
which these pills are made was the
result of manyyears study and
experiment. It is with the greatest
confidence, therefore, that the pro-
prietors place these pills on the
market, and so satisfied are they
that they will prove a blessing to
suffering humanity,that they make
the following offer:. To any one
who is .a..subject of rheumatism (no
matter how long standing) or any
blood disease, asenuuxeratecl below
and will give Di'. Clarke's wonder-
ful Little Red Pills a fair and im-
partial trial and do not find a per-
fect dure,we will refund the money
paid for the pills, If no substan-
tial improvement is observed, we
will, in addition, pay $10 in cash
on satisfactory evidence being sup-
plied us to this effect.
We have yet to know of a single
case . where these wonderful pills
have not been almost entirely sue-
- cessful in affecting a clue. CANA-
DA CHEMIICAL CO.Peterborough,
Ont.
the
der
the
!arin
Use of Cover Crops and Fertilizers.
Prof. I. P. Roberts, of Cornell
University says :—Cover crops may
in .a measure, take the place of
s to . fertilizers and manures. They are
1,000. not, however, a universal panacea
for all soil deficiencies, neither aro
nuar y 1 they a full substitute in all cases
15,000,- for fertilizers. There is always a
wide field for the profitable use of
one or all of the concentrated
coin- forms of fertilizers named, and in
vta cigat- many eases there is also a special
uake at place for the use of fertilizers,
. therefore the more need of honest
•illages, goods. Commercial fertilizers fur -
were Wish available plant food, but no
star- humus. The cover crop furnishes ° cheque for $5t1 from their home in St.
were both, but it is only fair to sap that Thomas on'1Qew Year's Day, say:--" We
the plant foods in the foruxer are foal confident that if people conic/ visit
Be- more available than in the latter. the Sanatorium that has been in exist -
we were , Cover crops improve the physical'
once for years, and become impressed, as
P 1 1 S we were by our visit, as to the eacellenea
mosques, condition of the soil, lessening the and necessity of the Institution and the
etylhouses cost of tillage. Physically, fertiliz- good work that is being done, they would
ers benefit the soil little or none. feel it a most desirable opportunity and a
The humus furnished by the cover rare joy to have a share in furnishing the
ce ee, erops increases the availability of new Freo Hospital."
the plant food thready in the boil : 'These letters nti ht be largely multi
hasfertilizersdo not. Cover crops plied. They nil tell the one story of the
+« �f , shade the land and conserve xnois_ practical and helpful character of the
methods adopted. to assist the constitute
from titre. five to health. The new hospital draws
time It is impossible to accurately. very nearly to completion. Within a
t too' compare the Bost of fertilizers with ! few weeks it will be safe to announce
the cost of seeds for the cover ; that workmen are entirely oat of the
-tcst 1 strops land the preparation of the building, se generously given. by two
et at t sell for them. The cost of inerces- Toronto citizens. Furnishing and etieip-
iltilh i; ing productivity lay extra tilingo, Ring is the immediate work. Whilst tin
trustees feet grateful for the hearty re-
n to' by the use of fertilizers, by cover spouses in many ways to their appeal
,, crops or by all three means, can yet a much larger sum must he secured
in order to furnish andequip so that
patients ran be at once stdmitted. Con-
tributions, large or small, wilt help to
WHY YOUR HELP. .. Clubbing rages..
Reasons Urged for Helping tiro nree
flospttnl for Consumptives.
le the letters being received by Sir
Wm. 11. Meredith, Mr. W. J, Gage and
other trustees of the National Sanitar-
ium Association, containing contribu-
tions for the furnishing of the new Free
Hospital for Consumptives in Muskoka,
some very forceful reasons are given
why this work should bo completed with
the least possible delay.
The fact that so many are waiting for
admittance to the free hospital—those
whom death may overtake if too great,
delay is •experienced—is .perhaps the
most urgent of all reasons for opening
the doors of the Free Consumption Hospi
tal quickly.
The splendid record of the work done
in the Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium—the
many cures effected and the many helped
to new life—is evidence that the Associa-
tion is working along right lines.
Dut of the letters : Mr. II. P. Dwight,
in sending a contribution of $100, says :—
"I have had special opportunities of
knowing of the good that has been done
by means of the Muskoka Sanatorium,
and I feel that it is only right to state
that it is hardly possible to conceive of
any enterprise in the Dominion more
worthy of support and encouragement."
A prominent Toronto manufacturer, who
stipulated that his name should not be
used, and enclosing $u0, says :—" I wish
you great success, and on behalf of the
whole community, for whom you are so
strenuously and practically working, 1
offer you sincere thanks."
A citizen of ono of our northern towns,
wlio has opportunity from time to time
to study conditions in Gravenhurst, sends
550, and writes :—" Wo often speak of
the good work in which you are engaged,
and often while at Gravenhurstwe had
an opportunity of seeing some of the
benefits of the same, May God prosper
you in your noble work is our sincere
wish." Crossley and Hunter, the well-
known evangelists, in sending their
" only be determninetl in each case by
prartle-1, the farmer interested. I give be.;
not visit "Ion a, single illustration of what a, Ithis roti, and the ho u is that the 'rts•
Least, but ; et tar crop contains, knowing that ®cense wilt be prompt. The sum et $50
ments to'Ianother cover crop under cititbr1wall 'furnish a bed. Contributions May
t:ontlitinttK,tttight either be more el. l! be sent to Sir 1,Van. B. Meredith, Chief
'less valuable. Seeond ;;rowth ofl'3untiee, .1 Lacrilwrt Aieltyle,' otoltte;
1ilic'rie`atis li dower, furnisher) in roots and tops I Mr. W. J. Gage. 51•Front Sttect West,
per acre thefollowing:—•Nitrogen, Toronto; or to the rational Trust Co.,
x adeno is ,13rs. 6 lbs ; lihospherie arid, t1:,ea Limited, Treasurer, 22 King Street Fanta
):lust ewf n' lbs; potash, I+13.90 lits. There /a 1 Ter'anta*
milk lend removed by 25 bush. wheat and", - —
e ; tweer l uceontpanying straw, Nitrogen, 43 n WONDE118 OF VIE HEART.
lbs., pho�.pherle acid, 20 lbs. and ,i All the blood. in thea human body',
"p't ' first,, let .sli, `:7 lbs. It is bi�lie'red that
l rtes through tht►, heart ht ubotat
., the •; most nli the Introgen tagen til' by three minutes. The heart beats 701
to „legumes is secured from, the 'an= j tunes t niinu.tc, 4200 times tin helir, !
ur combined nitrogen ilia the aunts• I 1i3FD,Fe 1 t"itlies tt tisi;r, thriycvari;; nut i
e )where. The clover did net add to � 2i tylinc )Olt bidadt d n. ce ud, Deet l
either the store of ]diospheris Meld m. an, hour, : tort; a dozy. It ia,
/IC �� or potash. The plant took them einiy when siipIII1eIl with pure, rich
a ` frontthe soil and made them avail- l blood. that the heart, an organ 0
!inches long by 4 inches wide. eatt
Al-, . Iiiv +['olixluiissietiner'. of actor/4415h
d eb it is o: wn wasted
Family
- tisanes. Dr., Chats�e's' X+ert=e r� is
Arthur P`r„1�Ot', of Salt�e,`s .3sal0irl, the inidyst eseecth�+'e treatment avail=t
)las eentr'abuted to the Salt!...
111l.li. able for heart tti�"d~et ryes 1rer�i,tsFs 1
her off the 3. s -ti Pepper piano:, fobs iir;c" red ccylrl►tiacles iii t2nes �e1
.t n me aat nlla at fxhlertm^l. If lcch,, i,! biota rand gives tO it that life sus- "''" z
it IS tee el
he name of a° ant pnit' it "" ta.iniag gtiea . — which ise iheetss:Y; y
eat , it is 5nfficieitt to say that it i to the health of over7 of g'tn.
worthy of the �titho>+'s. sii�lendld, ,
tire '. reputation to dtniaonsttate f is suit • — -- ------
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5S1n i nies fft `� colts. tibf° l Uws morning Jut✓` found the dog had
Vete Dienes for the piano -40 sori� � _
11 t killed seven ewe sheep., and eats
sale by all notvsdettlers The plib-!ibjtsY at tlfe throat of mother
ht s fishers of this magazine have de-, very naturally he Shot the flog,
eidod to reduce the price for all and then) sent a bill to the doth ty
• ]x future numbers to 10 Gents, $1.60 emeanissioller of *60 for the eight
per year. t is a good move.
sheep his dog ]had: killed. Theyei
doctors laugh hi*i at
were iihGlhiit�d to augli at
laird. , hut hdins es on the dod g, that, a* fib many Scheel Children are .tai fiat
P
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report P y fa g, he hard
a y E and.. ixe n ixie right to receive dames' ,
-pe... I>f'itbtt r as any ether maiy woald halve hate,.
teat dol- .Aid their counsel advised) theta to
lalesis in t Tote itntea tine l eilitilsited iii) *leepa it,-vlhich they did. So sills'
ts wasnatal itlady n r„ t>taava -saki* lob& ; the report, but the law says that
3s asr#irl.stsgt13 Beneficial tom' the edXrrier of the dog, if known,,
eliih l clitlare*, il Anil be liable for the damages
e jut -,
The severe and ever-increasing attain , done by if, and thus the Bounty
srt the .' of egonetitiv a exanxlnations coming :at Word& have a, elaiixi against the •
literatii;l<e land halftones. 21 rrom-+l hi" Paid• da Ids els req�liredi iiy' 1 , +.
Cx+��r. i�i1i`i'
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ihl"ied a ", naeegoingevt y boyjphrr and o "i i owner that would offset his elairli.
aPialclean; ea does much teeEards makhi
rsental and physical is±eeks of s'ciraol All Easter offering entitled "Tice
he children. un dowin in health, With Angers Answer, by Arthur
the blood thin? and watery and the *er'-
he TreveXytari, v�pens the March aiultx-
I vous s stem 'eshallsfed children irarria "
the 'We t
state rcba
T81 bunbd Birt&
'iol bet , Ottt.
Farm, City, Village, Suburban, ..
and Garden Pr'operty', Sold, Bought
laid Eichang+ed.
Money Loaned on Pitst and: Second
Mortgages, Real Estate,: Notes and
Other Securities.
Ceti- no chance to escape the IilanY Ills that her of the J, W. Pepper Plano I7.t`atrtns,sHouse's end Business Prop-
hese£ a f'ee'ble lyo't'Y 'There 3s iio treat. Music Ardgtt ine. It is of nYIIr tifs[2 , arty pentad and lents Collected',
' Lent 'known to science that so nature'- eXcellence, and is supplemented by upon Reasonable Teems.
ected ly and thoroughly restores strength arida..nothert ',glow Can I Serve Thee Mone Invested for Private to Iihdi-
vitality to the nervous system as Dr. Bestx Lord?"?y Evelyn Herbert.
'carie e nerve 1-,0.0,5. It makes par
eat* *appy by bringing hack the color ; These two songs' afire Ilene worth 1 nit talc on Pirst Mortgage ou Real
Pre- to the faces and the strength and t title& the price of this 2iiilnb�et". It j tate.
elasticity to the bodies of 'their pale. .also ontaina 22 pages of the meet
puny chVren. entertaining musical literature and 1,
1rs. I emptey. . !u�n% '(�i'... .
!t'o'tes:—•'I4t3+ ))tale graisddaughtet, nl'ifiw htditones, *loch with, Ito 21- .6512i -
is , years old, 'turas neze and Weak, she had vete pieces for the piano-1songs
11 instrumental .gives those who
purohase it several times the worth
of their money. 25 cents. For
sale by all nevtidealers. The ptib-
for'l - )fifty dents a. box, at n11 dealers set fishers of this magazine have de
Edmanson, Bates &'Co.» Toronto.
ere . dad to reduce the price for all ---- ItGEI+Yfi
a. For a fine up to date Shirt, look futnre numbers to 10 cents, $1.00
;at our north window. D. 'S. Faust. per year. It is n good move. i ZURICH,
ONTARIO.
�iiet^7 no appetite and seemed to be gradual-
dw iy growing 'Weaker. Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food proved in3aluable in her case, re-
storing health and dolor and making
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